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CHANCE FOR THE SOUTH
To BziIa Up . Great Grain Trade
by . Little EnteFprtse.
To the Editor Of the Appeal;

To the Editor Of the Appeals
The following clip from the Wis
consul State SentiseI Of the 18th instant.
IL reads very much like words OF wis
dom. The South needs to build mp
her ports on the ssaboard and Gulf
coasts by foreign commerce. That
can be done by competing for the
business OF the grain crop and pork
producing States OF the West and
Northwest. A closer business relation
should exist between the South and
these States than now exists. New
York and the New England are the
commercial rivals OF all the South,
and 1t Is to the interest Of that section
that foreign trade and commerce
should not be developed and made to
grow 10 the ports OF the South Attain
tic and Gulf ports. Cultivate the trade
OF the Northwest and the Mississippi
river will again be the highway for
commerce to the foreign porls Of the
world and railroad systems will keep
all our people busy. The Interstate
law will prove benefit to the coun-
Try at large.
0ooD EBFKOr OF THE LAW.
The intefsiat commerce law has
lis defects, but they are defects that
may be remedied, and probably will
be, as they are developed by the work.
ings Of the law. 1t may have the Ten
dency to direct attention to subj OF
TO which the people OF the Northwest
and the South should have had their
attention directed long ago; that is, to
stimulate competition for the ship
ment of surplus producs, grain and
cattle sc all the ports CT the South,
inttead of concentrating everything at
New York and Boston. CJmpeti ION
should be bet cen shipping ports, In
stetd q being between lines OF rail-
roata running to one port. The ports
of New York and Boso are already
crowded, and delays there are vexa.
tious. With the railroad systems from
the North west TO New Orleans, Mobile,
Charleston, Savannah and Norfolk,
freight can certainly be handled
moe rapidly and cheaply by com.
petition for the business to any
OF these ports than by copcen
tratlng all BpIpmenb b new 1Oik
and Boston. = 0aly a short time ago q
strike Of lopgshoremen at NV York
caused a lock up Of fire. ght at that
port, and a const quent ruinous loss "a
clippers and travellers. There Is bust
ness enough to keep all the important
ports Of the South filed with ship
ping, without any material drawback
TO New York and Boston. The South
should look 10 the trade of the North
west for the purpose Of bulldog up q
substantial prosperity, not only in hel
ports, but Ia her inland cities as well
Such building up would give employ
ment to all her citizens who desire tx
work, whether ss asriculturiste, me
chapics or laborers, In manufacturing
or about the docks and commercial
places. The fortune Of the South de
Ponds greatly on the amount OF bust
ness done In the ports Of the South
The great Northwest can and will con
tribute to build that business mp, Il
the end that the people may be pros
porous, contented aud happy.
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DIAMOND DORIS.

The Browns will be homs tonight.
NASHVILLE plays here on the 9th.
BIRMINaHAN has released Ware and
Alloway.
New ORLEANS and Birmingham play
again today.
BIBMINaHAM will not play here I'M
Ill July 18th.
TIE Memphis club plays at Nash
Vile July I'd, 4th and 9th,
CHARLESTON plays the last game of
this series at Nashville today.
PITCHER McGINNls, of the Olncin-
natie, Is suffering with a sore arm.
NEARLY every man in the Nashville
team has offers from Northern league
clubs.
DRrRor still leads for the cham
piouship, while Boston is In easy hail
log distance.
TIE Oharlestons will arrive in the
CITY tomorrow, from Nashville, and
will play the Browns Wednesday Nf-
ternoon.
LEV SIMMONS and AL Reach are
making The rounds Of the college COM
mence msnts in order not to let any
phenomenal slip.
A raIBUrR OF affection from a Louis
Vile paper to Ramsey reads: "Iisome-
body would hit Ramsey with brick
Il night do him good"
ED CusHMAN is now looked upon as
the Mstropolitans' winning pitcher. He
is one Of the few left handed pitchers
who was not affected by the new
rules.
tbs Birmingham management is
dc ermined to have a good team. 1t
has cent an agent North With author
ity 10 purchase be release Of six good
players.
In the race for the Southern League
penBant Nashville leads, with New
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CITY NEWS.

Palm leaf fans are held at q pri.
MUM.
The closing exercises OF st. Mary's
echool will occur at O'clock this
evening at the Thester.
The Kansas City train on yester-
day morning came In four hours late.
The delay was caused by freight'H
partial wreck at Jonesboro, Ark.
--Laurs Morris, county workhouse
prisoner, escaped about 8 o'clock yes-
terday afternoon. She is twenty-five
years OF age and lives Ia this city.
The Knights OF Pythiss viii err
icy their enuual picnic at Estival
Park tonight. To accommodate the
throng, the Toboggan will run until a
late hour.
Knox Golsy, a white man who felt
"brave "a the hravest" because heavily
armed, threa ened TO cut short hu.
man life Yesterday and was yanked by
Officer Polk.
The excursion TO Oorinth Tues
day will be taken advantage Of by q
number of Memphians, who 90 ex'
pecting the Bluff City baseball team
to sweep the earth with the locals.
AT the State Convention OF the
Ancient Order Of Hiberniaus held yes
terday the following officers were
elected: james A, Oreadon, state Del
egats; John ]. Carrigau, State Score
tary.
Bishop Rademacher confirmed
800 children yesterday at st. Peters
st. Mary's, st. Bdgids, st. Patrick
and st, Joseph's churches. He de-
livered an address In German at St
Mary's.
"A number Of gentlemen Of thiI
city attended q mammoth BARBECUE
and Notification at Mr.. +. l.. Glbson's
on the Somerville road, yesterday
The affair was gotten up by Mr.. ArchiI
McArver.
The first reported row Of the sea
son at leland Park occurred yesterday
afternoon. Pat League and A. ]
Blumenttine engaged in q acrappipt
match, in which the former ueed hi
knife with only slight effect UpoI
their return 10 this city Sergeant He'd
rick took them In IOWA
Jennie and NelHe Couney, twl
oolored sisters, agreed to disagree yes
terday and began to lessen the guam
tity OF wearing apparel worn by each
An aff0ctionate brother, named Hen
~, h1urished his pistol aud demande,
peace, whereupon Officer Bowel de
manded the Surrender OF the Who'll
party.
The remains OF L. B. MCCONNELL
! the popular travelling salesman VIII
was found dead in his bed st a DecS
tur, Ala, hotel Saturday morning
were taken to Brownsville yeslerds
morning for interment. A guard @
honor from st. Elmo Oommandery
Kuights Templar, accompanied hi
body.
"A stampede was created in 81
Andrews Chapel, the oolored churcl
at the corner Of Avery Ond SoNtl
streets, about . o'clock lsst night, Tn
Pole Bearers were enjoying q specis
sermon from the pastor, and they AM
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RLILROAD TINE TABLE.

x..... CITY. memphis and Birm
snrhaD. -Tralns move ~ tollousj Ne
isav,s Memphis ts0e P.m:J No. ii meight
.sss.'n e 81 3 ,ts,iai arr arrive: Il 80 ID.
Ws..ss.sppt ana Tennessse.-rrains
nav, a, foIisws: New Orleans mad arrives
SSiiy at ! 100 an. leaves daily ~ siW p:m::
ssrdi, ssce N mediation arrives da5ly At e;U
a.; leaves daily A. 6ss0 p.m- Hsil trains
wiz not stop At mnitennsx.en, morn Lake.
~s..neake ard ohio Rsute-Trains
-oye daily a. fellows; Fast mail Leaves
Esnphis at $3.50 . N. and arrive. at u ;sS
M, /; night express leaves Memphis at $3.50
nm, ana arrives at y AZ .. m. Both traine
r1n through solid between Memphis and
Iouisv lie. Ripley accommodation leaves
.f5;NJ N. an ar i've, at $40 am.
n tssi safppf valley koote a., N. d.
and =. ny i-Trains on this road run a.
follow, New Orleans last mail, daily. leaves
g 40 Pm; EsW S,lsA 5,I. snTIi fsst d nni
daily, arrives at s;l0 am: New Orleans
I.sSfsvfiIe and Nnsnvfile.- Train.
msve A. follows Fast mail arrives daily at
S;B an. leaves At 1910 Pun. Mail leaves
daily At 1910 am; arrives at 200 pm.
81, Louis express leaves daily at 6iQO P. m. :
strives daily at 800 A.m.-standard ume.
cuff kOute-, kassns City, spring;
neld and sempbisl-Tfains leave N. and
~
1resS, Leaves at 1880 am; No. 3, Kansas
Uty express, arrives at - pm. No =
Kansas City mail, leaves at 6;OQ penn; No; Il
Kansas City mail, arrives ut $40 q. m. NO,
3, 81. Louis and ChicaGo expressa leaves a
esOo pm No. 1 81. Leuis and Chicago ,ex'
yrsss, arrives at S;1a.ns IN eject Sunday
Memphis and Chassessss -Trsinl
move a. follows; Through express eaveI
fEiiy at 1880 pm. Mail and express leave
Tally at $3.50 an. somerville accommoda
ton leaves daily, except Sunday, at 6;S
o,m. Through express arrives daily at 9 y
an. Mail and express arrives daily atg;l
pm. Someryille accommodation arrive
daily, szosy: SGnasT, 9. 80 IN, a.
move AZ follows central standard time)
No. leaves Memphis at II 80 pm. No
leaves Memphis at 6;l0 m; No. 3 freight
leaves Hopoheld nj 100 mi No. 2 ar
Tiyos at Memphis at $40 .. m; No. arIiVe
Mt Memphis t9;lb am No. lheighU ar
riVes at Hope6eld at 80 p.m.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

PITTSBURG, June 10. --Night-Riyer foot
einches on the gauge and falling. Weather
clear and warm.
CAIRO, June 19.-Night-River % feet
inches on the gauge and rising. Weather
clear and warm.
CINCINNATI, June 9.-Nisht-River Il
feet inches on the gauge and falling
Weather clear and warm.
WHEELING, June 9.-Night--Riye'
feet 6 inches on the gauge and falling.
|. Weather clear and warm.
EVANSVILLE, June -Night-Riyer ID
feet inches scant on the gauge AND
falling. Weather clear and wan.
NEW ORLEANS, June 10. -Night-Ar-
rived Future City and barges,. st. Louis
Departed; Paris @. Brown, Cincinnati.
LOUISVILLE, June 19.-Night--River
feet 8 inches In the canal and S feet inches
on the falls and falling. Weather elesi
and hot.
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exclamation.

To my Patrons;
Ny failure to fill engagements Of ice
cream on yesterday was due to no fault
Of mine. My supply was ordered ss
ual in ample time, out through leg
lect Of Others it failed to reach me.
The I blowing telegram will explain
why / failed to fill your orders:
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 10, 1O;2Oam.
Jacob Seessel:
Shipped seventy gallons last night.
Delay lea with express company.
8. H. BELL, Lessee.
beg your indulgence, hoping that
no future delay will occur, as 1t GER
tsinly will not if l can avoid it. Very
reepe Ctfully, JACOB sRRssEL.
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ATLANTAl What Of Atlanta2 Why,
the great nerve tonic, Pemberton't
Wine Coca, is manufactured there,
and all druggists, wholesale and re-
tail, in Memphis. sell this great rem
edy. 1t is now prescribed by the best
physicians, and will cute you Of all
nervous affections. Send to Pemser.
ten Chemical Company for history Of
coca plant. Try glsss Of Otca Coils
the refreshing, invigcraiing brain
tonic, at Heisftfe s da Fount.
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OF Memphis, are working enthusiast
ticaly for the picnic which Is to be
held under their auspices at Estival
Park on Wednesday, June 22d. The
proceeds Of this picnic will be donated
TO the Jewish Orphan Asylum. Our
Jewish cit Ems are always ready to
respond 10 every call for charity, no
matter whsther il is made by Jew or
Gentle. Let the charitsbly inclined
bear this in mind. The Jewish ladies
ask the assistance Of the people OF
Memphis in noble cSuse. Come to
Their picnic, spend your money and
get value for ii. Enjoy yourself and aid
the orphans.
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PERSONAL.

J. p. GENTRY, Of Virginia, is regis
tered at the Peabody.
MISS ADA BUaa, Of Imbodep, Ark
arrived yesterday, and Is guest at
the Peabody.
DR. L, @. WHITE and j. d. White,
Of Van Buren,, Ark, are registered at
the Ptabsdy.
A. GREEN, New York, was among
the arrivals yesterday. He Is stopping
at the Peabody.
MRS. Il. II. LEIDY has gone to
Bergen Point N. j 10 epend the sum-
mer with Miss Annie Leidy.
Col. BRANCH MARTIN rolled over
from Little Rock yesterday, and is
moving around among his friends.
MIssKs MAMIE JONES and Rosa
Harpham will leave Wednesday to
spend the summer with relatives and
friends in Illinois and Indiana.
MRS. MINNIE II, PLRAsANrs, at pres
emit studying vocal music In New
York, will return to Memphis to re-
side in the fall. She has been en-
gagged as soprano at the Strangers
church.
JUDaB w. O. FoLKEs, Of the State
Supreme Court, returned to the city
Yesterday from Jackson, and will en-.
10y vacation until the second Mon
day in September next, when the
court meets OF Knoxville.
THR trustees ofthe Strangers church
met Yesterday aud granted the pastor,
the Rev. N. M, Long, vacation unit
September Let next. The reverend
gentleman will take his wife, who Ia
Ia feeble health, to Cedar Gap, Mo.
probably leaving during the present
week.
MISS IDA BENSON, who has been at
tending school in this city, and stop
ping with her friend Miss Mamie
Jones, on PouiOtoc street, leaves thi
evening for her home at ST. Louis
She has an army of friends and ad
mirers to welcome her should shI
conclude 10 return next fall.
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The C0rrect Thing,

The Sultan has just had the ladies'
Of the ee aglio vaccinated. 1. is now
in order and would be the correct
thing for him to give them liberal
supply OF col colemsn's koko tulu
che wing gum. 1t is tho most delight
full moroccan in the world. 1t per-
fumes the breath and aids digestion.
Try it dear reader and you will be
convinced.
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X. Off. Attention.

Tennessee Division No. l., K. Of P +,
will assemble at the Knights of Pythiss
hall this day at 8 o'clock sharp, for
parade. Line of March will be from
the hall down Main to Beale, Beale to
Second, Second to Madison, where
cars will carry the various divisions to
the park. Roland and Progress Dr.
visions are most cordially invited to
participate. -
Cir ninhk Nnm m andAr
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The Champions' Picnic.

CINeINNATI, o., June 19.-Smith,
Cincinnati's crack pitcher, went to
pieces most ipgloriously before the
largest audience that hes ever Assem-
bed since the days Of 1859, over To-
600 people being present. He gave
ten men bases on balls, hit one, made
a bad wild throw and pitched wildly
FIVE times. On slowing up he was
batted numerically. Oorkhill took
his place and was also tatted very
hard. Fouz hurt his hand at the bat
in the ninth inning and retired il
fovor OF King. The large crowd ne
cessiiated the rule of giving two bases
on hit into or over it. Score: st.
I,ouis. %: Cincinnati, 4.
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The Hebrew Ladies'

Are reno wned for their knowledge Of
cookery. The viands which they will
offer to the hungry philanthropists,
who will q ok in crowds tn Estival
Park, on Wednesday, June ed, are OF
their own preparing. Their own
dainty hands will serve them. Every
lady waiter ON the grounds will be a
young Jewish matron. The Jewish
ladies devote their time, their money,
their smiles to the orphans on this &C.
casion., Go to Esival Park, enjoy
yourselves and aid the orphans. ne
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A Fine o. pOrtunity.

An old E stern Life Insurance Com
pany, having the latest investment
and non .forfeiting plans, desires a gen.
eral manager for Tennessee. A relia-
BILE man Of energy and education can
secure a liberal contract. ADDRESS,
with reference,
Manager Clearing House, Louisville, KY.
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Orleans second, Oharlpston third,
Memphis fourth, while Birmingham
brings up the rear.
TIE Memphis club will arrive to.
night from New Orleans ON the
steamer New Mary Houston. The
boys will be in good trim for the
games with Chaylestnn.
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their iri',nds crowded in 10 such an
extent chat about twenty feet OF the
flooring gave way preeipItating q num-
Der Di the occupants TO the ground.
No one was injured.
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THE WEATHER.
Indications.

For Alabama and Mississippi ::
Southsrly pindsj fair Uedther;
stationary temperature.
For arkansas: Variable toinds;
fair heather; stationary temperature.
For Tennessee: ,SOuthpes terly
Oinds; CIir heather; slight changes
IN temperature.
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vOGEL CAN rATE.
ouApa r,rupo

l6. Canary Schottische. .........................
Misses N. Griffin. l.. Gutenberg and X.
Walsh.
II. Die Drei Wuusche.
Misses Il. Lippold, L. Beetle, l.. Olt-
mann and u. Kitterle.
IS. Love at Sight Galop..................
Misses A. Larkin and z. Smith
N. SO 'lor's Hra7er.:..;;,
Chas, Thoma, T. Noon an, f. Schilling,
j. Mendelson, j Fuchs, G. Gibson, g.
Cummings, A Ksstner.
20. The Orphan Child. ...................:..
Miss Ida Souhr and Chorus
q, Flower et"......................
Misses NJ. Denison and L, jungle
%. Babes in the Woods-Operetta... :..-.
Misses N. Walker, IL. Seus. Z Meagher,
N. Breen, A. Burns, A. L9ehmeyer,. a.
Larkin, Z Adams and Chorus of Fai-
Eies, Gipsies, Ladies and Gents in
Waiting.
"a. Hans der neib -..... ......:
Misses ]. X lstner, j. Souhr, Il. Windler
and h. Kastner.
Is. Mil ltary Galop....,...... ,........"...:."..
Misses M. Walker and l.. Reilly
26. Gipsy-Song by the young. ladies and
danced b, l. Herbers and M. Schilling.
n. Dancing Dutohman..."........,.."
A. Lug, L. Larkin, P. Riley, +. Unver-
gagt, v Jungle and attendant.
%. Farewell in
%. Distribution OF Premiums ..."~"...""..
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Health Is WealIh-t,F. BeauregSrd't
Tonic aud Nervlpe, she Great
French ADeCff1e.

NERVOUS DEBILITY in all its stages,
~ mental aud physical depression, sper-
matorrhea, hypoohondria, sterility, neural
Ria, hysteria, incapecity Tor study or busl,
ness, paralysis, i'm DOts nee, epilepsy; loss OF
memory. softening of tbs brain, and all dis
eases Of tho nervous system may be radi-
cally cured in either sex by tie use OF this
uuexcelled pTeparst on. II is matter Of
supreme importance to use appropriate
treatment for tue cure Of the loss OF nerve
power, and DR.. Beauregard's Tonic and
Nervine, after many years trial in Europe,
has proved infaliible If taken according TO
directions, which are affixed to each bottle.
One box equal 30 ono months teatmsnti
will cure recent cases. Price, ~. 90 3 0ox,
or six boxes for 80 90. Sent by mail pre-
paid on receipt Of price. We guar ntee six
boxes TO cure any case. With cash order re-
oeived by us for six boxes we will send our
written guarantee 20 return the money II
treatment does not eject n cure. A, Nenk;
ort 4 Co., druggists sole agents for United
States, 100 aud 2t5 Main at. Memphis, Tenn:
Gn>No The Children. They are
SNON especially liable to sud-
den Colds, Coughs, Group, Whoopin&
Cough, etc. We guarantee Acker,e
English RemeCy q positive cure. IL
saves hours ct ANXIOUS Waeca1g'
Sold by
A.RENKERT and BERENTz & co.
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Ihe Jewish Ladies,

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs picnic and pa
rade this day az EstivsI Park.
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ST. MARY,s SCHOOL,

AT NEW MEMPHIS THEATER,
Monday, June 30, 1857, p m. sharp
PROGRAMME.
l. Welcome Song ...... ......"."".Full Chorus
z. Zeta Phi
Misses N. Breen and @, Kpey
5. I'm q Man. I'D. Luts, A. App, y, Butler
4. Six Cents Little 6lrls
5. White Ceckade, trio.
Misses E. Tanner, N. LauE. M. Helms
6. Mary st. Clair-0 per etta....":.;:...:.
L. Bergmanp, M. Dreve, M. Shooter,
A. Johnson, l.. 0ltmann, s. Fitzsim-
mons, NJ. Klenke and Chorus of Schol-
ars.
7. Fun and Frelic-Walt1 ......... ..........
Misses G. Herbers and e Adams
8. The English Swell ".;.-..;.;,....;;,.:;..
Master jacob and Chorus
Misses NJ. Barry, T. Moeshele, NJ. Deni-
son, K Downing arn T. smith.
10. The Coming Stephan h....-......"".
Misses M. Nelson, B. Hut and l.. Carr
IL Hammer song Little Boys
IL. Going TO the Den tist.........y.-::.".....
d. Walker. II. Bissman, r. Devote
Is. Lusttpiel-Overture"..... .:.......
misses Il. Kitterle and Il. Tanners
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KNIGHTS on PYTHIAs picnic and pa
Kade this day at Estival Park.
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TobOggAp every evening, COM
menclng at 9 o'clock; Sundays at 8
o'clock.
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LEAFS Springs, 6rainger County,
Fast Tennagsee.

EKBV IUHWVHHUUo
Is an exceedingly healthy and roman
tic summer resort, possessing the finest
natural mineral waters, white sulphur,
blask sulphur and chalybeate, south
OF the Potomac. Board fret class and
cheap. Address as. above. M. j..
Hughes, proprietor
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MeteOrolORicRl Report.
MEMPHIS, TnSN., June 10, 1887.
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Fine Watch Rspa'rius E: MuIFOrRS
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From stations In the Memphis Dis
trict for the "a hours ending June 10,
1887, 8 o'clock PM, 10Th meridian
fjnna
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Order "suIlOra Made AedAIs.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-10-07

originated and spread, and is spread
ing at an alarming rate among the
breeding establishments throughout
the State.
In its first stages the malady is
manifested in stations by swellings
and open sores, and in mares by run
ming sores; later ON weakness and
wasting of the headquarters ensue,
aud finally paralysis and death. So
far but little success has been had in
the treatment Of this plague. DE-.
Williams, Assistant State Veterinary
Surgeon, of Bloomington, ILL.,, is eni
tied to the credit of first unea,thing
and. reporting this disease. Recently
the Live Stock Commission has taken
a hand, and Col. E. S. Wilson of the
Board has been making extensive in
vestigations on the spot.
Professor Law states that the dan
gernus results Of this new infectious
disease can hardly be overestims,ed.
ut requires immediate and vigorous
treatment, or it will spread throughout
the country" he said. "Our hands
are in measure tied in this matter.
The $50O,OOO appropriated by the ma.
tional authorities was designed solely
for the stamping out of pleuro ,pneu.
monia, and no portion Of it can he
used against this new terror. Still
something should be- done whereby
tho Oxvu.r ~ ;,,faotaJ -. .,,,o.xal
stations or mares should receive some
re- ompense for the slaughter or un.
sex'ng OF their valuable stock. If
this is not done, the Majority will not
report the disease. hut will sell the
infected animals and spread the dan.
ger. l would strongly favor making
the matter State affair, and this un.
douhtedly will be the cheapest in the
end"
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A Musical Recital and Ball.

The Broadford band will give .
musical recital and ball in HALEY
Theater, Saturday evening, the 18th
instant, under the management of
George Elston. 1t is scarcely neces,
sary for the TINES to state that the
musical part Of the entertainment
will be of high order of excellence.
The order Of dances will also contain
many new and excellent figures. The
program will be published next Tues
day.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-10-07
A Never.Dying Piant.

Over 800 years ago some Jesuits
planted alfalfa on sosae barren, sandy
islands in the South Seas, and that
ssfalfa is growing yet. Near the city
OF Pueblo alfalfa is still flourishing
that was planted in the days of Cortez,
she invader. In Mexico are numbers
OF alfalfa fields over 200 years old
that have never been replantsd. Al
falfa, when once rooted, is = never.
dying plant.